Brassards

Sergeant Acting noncommissioned officer brassard. The brassard consists of gold-colored chevrons on a dark blue background. Trainees or candidates acting as noncommissioned officers in schools or training centers wear this brassard.

Armed Forces Police  Armed Forces Police brassard. The brassard consists of the words "Armed Forces Police" on three lines in yellow block letters on a black cloth background, 20 inches long and 4 inches wide, with a cloth extension 5-11/16 inches high, centered above the words, for display of shoulder sleeve insignia. Personnel wear the shoulder sleeve insignia ½ inch below the top of the brassard. Members of armed forces police detachments wear the brassard while on duty .

Military Police  Subdued. The subdued MP brassard is worn with utility uniforms when performing tactical duties in the field. The subdued version has black lettering on an olive-green background or spicebrown embroidery on khaki background for the desert camouflage uniform, and it has a Velcro closure. The local commander may authorize wear of the non-subdued MP brassard when personnel are performing garrison law enforcement duties. Personnel will not wear the MP brassard and badge at the same time. Military Police personnel wear these brassards when authorized by the local commander

Movement Control  Movement control brassard. The brassard consists of the words "MOVEMENT CONTROL" in golden yellow block letters on a brick-red background. Military movement control personnel wear the brassard. Other designated personnel may wear the brassard in the field, when prescribed .

CID  Subdued and desert brassards. The brassard is available in subdued and desert versions. The subdued brassard has black lettering on an olive-green background. The desert brassard has spice-brown lettering on a khaki background. Special agents of the USACIDC and accredited supervisors wear the subdued and desert brassards, as determined by the appropriate USACIDC commander.